By the Wayside
"By The Wayside"
is a landscape, showing a plain background of sky and
grassland, with a few impressions of trees.
The middle ground is of
an old stone wall (tactile), damaged and tumbledown in
places by the weather; with hindsight, the texture of the
wall could have been rendered to look more realistic to
show a weather-beaten state.
The foreground shows a
grassy area, with flower heads and fallen stones from the
wall, with a track leading to a gap in the wall from a
strip of tarmac at the very front of the painting.
When seen by a sighted
person, she said this painting reminded her of the
Kirkstall Pass in Yorkshire and the varnish shine on the
black stone wall, made it look drizzly - a nice effect.
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